15 Nov 2013
GURUNG KESHAR BAHADUR v. ISLAND SOUTH PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LTD
- Citation
- GURUNG KESHAR BAHADUR v. ISLAND SOUTH PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LTD
- Court
- District Court
- Case number
- DCEC965/2012
The summons was untenable because the applicant failed to establish prima facie that Pol.42 existed, failed to show the respondent or its predecessor had possession, control or power of it, and failed to demonstrate relevance; accordingly the application could not succeed and, although withdrawn, the applicant must pay the respondent's costs of the application (HK$35,000).